This week, Good Morning America correspondent, Will Reeve, joins Henrik and Jay to talk about how the grief of losing his parents has shaped who he is today, the new documentary Super/Man: The Christopher Reeve Story, his love of Madison Square Garden, and more. He also talks about how childhood wasn’t as abnormal as you might think.
Henrik welcomes the iconic voice behind the New York Rangers, Sam Rosen. They discuss how Sam got started, how he stayed dedicated to sports broadcasting as a craft, and what he hopes fans remember him by. They also talk about Henrik’s short-lived play-by-play career and how every player’s unique story enhances the viewing experience for sports fans.
For the season finale of Club 30, Henrik Lundqvist answers your questions! Hank shares his thoughts on the unforgettable season of the New York Rangers and Knicks, and answers fan questions. From his most cherished moments on the ice to the quirks of locker room life, and his favorite burger in NYC.
On a special episode of Club 30, Dr. Eric Roselli, Chief of Cardiac Surgery at the Cleveland Clinic, joins the show to talk about the open-heart procedure he performed on our host, Henrik Lundqvist. Dr. Roselli explains how his Italian grandmother inspired him to become a doctor, where he finds creativity in his work, and why he focuses on the technical aspects of his job when the stakes are highest. Henrik also opens up about his inspiration for documenting his journey in his Netflix documentary, “Open Heart,” and Dr. Roselli explains exactly what he fastened inside Henrik’s heart to keep him around for many more episodes of Club 30.
What were you doing when you were 15 years-old? When she was that age, this episode's guest had won Nationals, Worlds and an Olympic gold medal. Tara Lipinksi joins the show to talk about how she found her way to figure skating through the roller rink, what she’s learned about herself performing when the stakes are the highest, and how her relationship to skating continues to evolve after all these years later.
Henrik welcomes the incomparable Connie Britton to Club 30. They discuss the lasting impact of playing Tami Taylor on Friday Night Lights, why she looks for the humanity of each of her characters, and how she gauges success in an industry filled with nothing but subjectivity. They also talk about her early career in Henrik's favorite, Spin City, and why she keeps finding herself in shows that feel like they're in the zeitgeist.
Henrik welcomes in former New York Mets pitcher Matt Harvey for a special episode of Club 30. Matt reflects on his World Series run, getting called "The Dark Knight" on the streets of Manhattan, and the moment he'll cherish the most that happened in an Italian restaurant in Queens. They also dive into the similarities and differences between goalies and pitchers, how pitching has evolved in the last decade, and why he's happy to be back in the city for his next chapter.
What do you do when someone walks up to you at a party and tells you they're going to take you flying in a fighter jet the next day? We'll if you're Henrik, you say "Let's go!". Club 30 welcomes Captain Matthew "Whiz" Buckley, the guy who took Henrik on the ride of his life. The guys recount Henrik's Top Gun-like experience, Whiz's background as a Navy pilot, and his passion for helping his fellow veterans with his organization No Fallen Heroes.
Stand-up comedian Sam Morril joins Club 30 to talk about life on the road, who he trusts with his joke writing, and what he loves about the Rangers and Knicks. Henrik and Sam discover that their podcasts started out of keeping friendships alive in COVID times and how Sam's experience doing comedy for Rangers alumni didn't go as planned.
It's playoff time in New York City! With the Rangers and Knicks heading into the post-season, Henrik welcomes Knicks legend Allan Houston to Club 30. They compare notes on what it's like to be center stage at The Garden, how Houston's rich family history of education and basketball prepared him for NBA success, and reflects on how the pinnacle of his basketball career collided with the birth of his daughter.
Henrik Lundqvist talks with Gary Vee about discovering his passion for entrepreneurship at a young age and how his love of sports is something he’s always thinking about in his business. They reflect on why bad sportsmanship isn’t always a negative trait in our kids and how Gary’s dream of owning the New York Jets shaped his decision in both life and business.
Ahead of the inaugural F1 Las Vegas Grand Prix, Henrik Lundqvist sits down with McLaren CEO, Zak Brown, to learn about how he combines his two passions, racing and business. Henrik and co-host, lifelong F1 fan Jay Liddell, learn about Zak’s attention to detail on and off the track, where strategy plays a role on race day, and how Netflix’s “Drive to Survive” has impacted not just Zak’s life, but the growing fanbase in North America.
Henrik Lundqvist reconnects with old teammate and current New York Ranger, Mika Zibanejad, to talk about his leadership style on the ice, where he gets his quiet confidence, and what it was like when he nailed Henrik square in the face right before a playoff game. They also talk about the most memorable moments of his career to date, how DJ-ing compares to scoring a goal, and what defines success for the Rangers as a team.
Henrik Lundqvist is joined by the longest tenured cast member of Saturday Night Live, Kenan Thompson. Henrik and Kenan compare their routines and preparation for their respective crafts, how he’s made New York his home, and where the show and comedy in general have changed from when he started over two decades ago. They also get into how pressure plays into their performances and when Keenan fell in love with Hockey.
Henrik sits down with the greatest to ever ride a snowboard, the legendary Shaun White. They look back at Shaun’s ascension from a young skateboarder in San Diego to becoming not just the face of snowboarding, but the person who brought it into the mainstream. Shaun also talks about the pressure of burnout, falling back in love with the sport, and how Carrot Top once convinced him to get a haircut.
The terms “Prodigy” and “Trailblazer” are often thrown around casually - but in this episode, Henrik sits down with someone who carries both of these titles with ease. Misty Copeland, the first African American Principal Dancer at the American Ballet Theatre, talks to Henrik about her unique journey from her first ballet class at thirteen years of age to collaborating with the likes of Prince and Drake. Misty talks about the physical and creative skill sets required to be at the top of her craft and how she’s on a mission to make ballet and black ballet history accessible to everyone, regardless of their background.
In a special holiday episode of Club 30, Henrik takes everyone behind the scenes of his recent Hockey Hall of Fame induction weekend. And in the spirit of the season, the guys are joined by Henrik’s twin brother, all the way from Sweden, Joel Lundqvist. They reflect on how competitive they were as kids, what it was like to face each other in the NHL, and why their world championship win with Sweden will always be a special one. Plus they talk about family holiday traditions, favorite childhood gifts, and Sweden’s famous Christmas glogg!
On a special episode of Club 30, Henrik sits down with The Captain, Mark Messier. They talk about the pressure and experience it took to bring the Cup to New York, why his focus on the mental side of the game helped him succeed, and how a winning culture has to be lived and not just taught. Mark also reflects on his most memorable moments at Madison Square Garden and why he still gets chills walking back into the building today.
On the inaugural episode of Club 30, Henrik Lundqvist and two-time Super Bowl champ, Eli Manning, reflect on their fifteen years of sharing the New York City spotlight, embracing new opportunities with a beginner's mind, and how their experience on the ice and field prepared them for the next chapter of their lives.
In this interview, Henrik Lundqvist and Stanley Cup champion, Mike Richter, dive deep and discuss their time playing goalie for the Rangers. They also discuss the changes in the position over time and how they found another focus outside of hockey. Both legends reflect on their distinct styles and competitiveness, as well as why "The Garden" feels different now that they are fans like everyone else. Pull up a seat and listen to Club30 for another entertaining episode.
Henrik Lundqvist and Yankee World Series champion, Alex Rodriguez, reflect on playing in New York, self-ownership, and team ownership. Henrik and Alex also discuss dealing with imposter syndrome, utilizing therapy, and how athletes-or anyone-can manage a successful business. Come join another Club 30 conversation with two of New York's best dressed.
Henrik Lundqvist sits down with Verizon CEO and former handball player, Hans Vestberg, to talk about leadership and the impact of sports on his career. Vestberg shares insights on motivation, goal setting, team building, and the impact his passion for sports has had on his approach to business. Whether you're an aspiring entrepreneur or a seasoned executive, this episode offers inspiring ideas from one of the top CEOs in tech on how to lead with purpose and achieve success.
Henrik Lundqvist sits down with former NBA player and current podcaster JJ Redick to discuss his basketball and media success, struggles and journey. JJ shares insights from his evolution at Duke-including the importance of therapy-being the first active NBA player to start a podcast, working at ESPN in today's sports media ecosystem, and living in, but not getting to play for the city of New York.
Henrik Lundqvist sits down with Olympic skier Lindsey Vonn to discuss the joys of skiing and the struggles of rebounding from injury, the mindset it takes to be one of the best ever, and the pain of watching those close to you battle ALS. Henrik and Lindsey also share their love for Åre-Henrik's hometown, and the last place Lindsey raced before she retired-as well as their reverence for Swedish legend Ingemar Stenmark, and the emotions of their first forays into documentary filmmaking.
Henrik Lundqvist and Swedish chef and restaurateur, Marcus Samuelsson, discuss Marcus's early dreams of becoming a pro soccer player and how his passion for the craft of cooking ultimately led him to culinary stardom. Marcus shares his childhood journey of adoption from Ethiopia to Sweden, his culinary journey across the globe, and has passions for cooking, teaching, New York City and anyone's unique style.
Henrik Lundqvist and tennis legend, John McEnroe, sit down and discuss the different personalities of tennis greatness, the validity of pickleball, and their shared passion for playing guitar. John also opens up about his illustrious and animated career, sharing insights into the game and the mental fortitude needed to excel, as well as stories from the late 1990s NHL, and the 1980s art and music scenes in NYC.
